In 1920, having won the Dublin Hurling Championship, Faughs went on to represent Dublin in the all Ireland Series.After beating Kilkenny in the Leinster Final, Dublin/Faughs went on to the final with Cork as...
On November 21st 1920, 14 people went to a football match at Croke Park between Dublin and Tipperary. They never came home. DubsTV’s Bloody Sunday details the events of that fateful day, narrated...
1964 All Ireland Senior Camogie championship winners. Celtic were the inaugural winner of the All-Ireland Senior Club Camogie Championship in 1964. Celtic won the 1964 Dublin Senior championship defeating Austin Stacks 5-4 to 5-0...
Our new Faughs GAA Museum was officially opened by Dublin GAA Chairman Sean Shanley on Thursday 24 Nov 2016. In a new annex off the club bar, memorabilia from throughout the club’s history, including...
Well done to the pupils from our feeder schools St. Pius and St. Josephs who created a range of fantastic projects on the History of Faughs. The standard of the projects was brilliant, with...